Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Look up hand in the dictionary. The Fats: thing you'll see is: The end of the forearm beyond the wrist especially adapted for grasping, and comprising the palm fingers, and thumb. Hands can be used for a lot more than grasping, how- ever. They can be used to clap, hit, pick the nose, or most anything else you can imaginet Keep looking, though, and you'll End another pertinent definition; HA member of a group, company, of crew. 50, we can say that there are many hands on the Roger Bacon Boys Basketball T eam. The team, along with our coaching staff, has handed the school an exciting season. I could hand you more of this, but I have to hand this in before someone back- hands me into submission. So, let's have a big hand for out Boy's Basketball Team. Clap clap clap. Openingl9

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The eyes, which, on most of us, are found on the head, are by definition the organs of sight. As Such, they tend to be one of the most used organs of the human body, especially by those who wish to see the wonderful world in which most of us live. Lets face it guys - without eyes, most of us, with the possible exception of Stevie Wonder, would be lost. We would miss out on the great experiences that can be offered to us by that which is visible, such as beautiful Sunsets, sparkling streams, and cold oatmeal. Fortunately, they are present to do such things for us. Since our eyes are so kind and generous to us, we should treat them with a little more resPectl We could do this in many ways. One way would be using them to take a look at the fascinating teamwork of the Roger Bacon Girls' Basketball Team. By using our eyesight to observe the eye-catching cooperation and spirit of the team, we can treat them to an eye-opening experience from which they will profit greatly. Eye believe that we should all give our eyes the advantage of being eyewitnesses to the successes of the team. SlOpening

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The foot faccording to the dictionaryh is the foundation upon which the body moves. It is covered up with socks, stuffed into shoes, and trodden upon constantly. The poor foot is usually ignored. Few of us realize how important the foot is. Hey, without feet, how could we walk? Without feet we would not be able to run, jump, kick our brothers and sisters, 0: experience any of the other little joys of life. Among those joys is sports. There is one sport which is practically devoted to the foot, one sport which gives the foot the attention it dCSCI'VCS. That sport is soccer, But alas, I fear Tm running out of space; I'd better put my foot down and stop here. UK footnote: The EncD .dV 5533-: nwma'u. x. v '2 ii; ' Ll 1 . :1 r . e . 1 , 1. M a ....;.q;- .ertf'f-I . ...